Sometimes children find starting a story hard, this sheet encourages children to roll a die, this then chooses the character, setting and problem. Ta da!!! I have also included some sentences openers and adjectives gathered from using the senses.

A set of planning which covers: Non Chronological reports - leaflets, narrative writing, Poetry, Identify purpose of texts, how to locate key info, Kennings poems and a farm visit. Our topic was Farm Boy -linking to farms, harvest and our surroundings, This is planning can be personalised, added to and tweaked to suit your class.

This resource includes a grid for structuring sentences using: Who? When? Where? What? and Who? What? Where? When? Plus some example sentences. The next sheet has a selection of cards to cut out and laminate. These can be used to make different silly sentences. Each card has a colour which corresponds to its place in the sentence. The sentence can then be written down if required.

Grid for children to write about what they did during the summer holiday.

6 Reading comprehension sheets based on Marvel characters. Written for less able readers - with many decodable words. Each character has some textual informational and 4 questions. Similar to the 60 second reading comprehensions. Ideal for UKS2 low readers who want a more grown up subject base.

These snakes and ladders board games contain a large selection of the: Year 1/2 Spelling words, Year 3/4 Spelling words & Year 5/6 Spelling words. There are seperate boards for each of the mixed year spelling words. I printed these 4 pages to a sheet then cut and laminated. Great for practising spelling in a fun way.

Pratise making and reading sentences using the silly sentences cards and the colour coded grid. Increase children’s confidence in writing sentences using who, what, where, and when.

Great word bank to use with the text Grandad’s Island by Benji Davies